What are treatises?
Treatises provide an in-depth discussions of an area of law which both summarize the law and provide analysis and commentary. Below is a list of some important treatises on the subject of Constitutional Law.
Available in the Law Library's General Collection
Constitutions of the United States: National and State
Constitutional Law by Erwin Chemerinsky
Modern Constitutional Law by William J. Rich
The North Carolina State Constitution by John V. Orth & Paul M. Newby
State Constitutional Law by Jennifer Friesen
Treatise on Constitutional Law: Substance and Procedure by Ronald D. Rotunda and John E. Nowak
Secondary sources on Constitutional Law available on Lexis and Westlaw
What are study aids?
Study aids provide brief overviews of a legal subject as well as questions that you can use to quiz yourself for deeper understanding. Current issues of the study aids listed below are available on reserve behind the Circulation Desk. Below is a list of study aids on the subject of Constitutional Law.
American Constitutional Law by Laurence Tribe
Constitutional Analysis in a Nutshell
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Constitutional Law
Constitutional Law in a Nutshell
Examples & Explanations: Constitutional Law - Individual Rights
Examples & Explanations: Constitutional Law--National Power and Federal by Christopher N. May & Christopher N. Ides
